How to do Watercolour Washes with Oliver Pyle
Oliver Pyle, a renowned landscape artist, explains different techniques on how to create different types of watercolour washes. Watercolour wash is a term for how to apply the paint to the paper.
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VIEWAbout the artist
Oliver Pyle is an established and successful landscape artist working exclusively in watercolour. Based in Sussex, his work is to be found in collections across the country and internationally.
